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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-30

MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE
Pan lptirII,. oct. 20 tSlecidD.-A prominent OIL
cia Of the Pennsylvani, Railroad said this morning
that the directors would Tuesday. and the
a. nj annual dividend duo November 30 would then be
sc.red It understood that the lealng directors are
disposed TO pursue conservative course and out
spoken increase at this period In tho usual
dividend rate.
DurIIg month OF September the Reading Com any
COMPELLED 10 vpend nearly 100000 Ia the devo
opmout o, II, mines The expenditures upon the road
ncci Of coal vessels also large The rsnis OF
,o and Iron Company for thc month OF -eP emner
were SO7 $40 - against s', for tas same month Last
year >li-3G- D. operating -hpesSos have Doon
reaucrd. The cnomoas ncteaso IN "u,l,
>77j.OOO aud tho saving for tue snrs year VIII
amount Ia Sl.OOO,ooO
HrsIsvIiit. Ala oct 20 Through counsel. John Nc
Elroy, OF Admission Ala. and John ". Weed. OF New
York ". II. Woods. Leopold sisgnuud aud Abraham
Fredesburg OF NewYOtk. have hled bill In tho han
eery Court against the McuphIs and Charleston and
East Tenns>sec. Virginia and Georgia ailways 10 enjou
pspcusly tho former from permitting tho latter 10
l0o.z shares 81 tue Monphs .nd Ghhriessn stock At
tho election 10 10 held NsvrmDcr - IA Neupui, and
HuutviIe OF which shares II Il charged that tho East
lenty got control Tho coMpainan1s own $500 shares
RICHMOND. oct 9.-It was not. stated yesterday,
Newport News and Mississippi N-lloy Kai read winch
was placed in the hands OF receiver. but the Chcsa
praAo md Ollo Railway. which has recently been
merged into tho Newport Ncws and Mississippi vaoy
STEM lie duo TO the fact tnat tho Chcst.
pc.ke ONO has lost it, Identity on account OF
Incrgsr
wasHisGroN. oct. @o.-Acing Secretary Muldrow TO-
day rem tered dscson rejecting selections made by tho
Northern Pacific Railroad company OF $1,000 acres or
land In Washington Territory the ground that the
i.ud. Ia qurstos NOT included the grant TO that
undor the joint rs'onon OF Congress OF 1870
KNo1NIiiE. oct 20 Knoxville to- lay vOtedou prop
o.tom ,upscrbe 100000 20 tho Carolina. Knoxville
and Western railroad In population OF nearly 10000
fonrtc.n vote, were polled against tho proposition Tho
new ro4 will run FROM Knoxville TO Aug usta anu 10
I,rt Eo,aI All The COUNTIES la last Tennessee and
N,rtn carolina through which the road Is to have
voted liberal subs cIiplsns
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THE DGMoCRArIC SPLIT WIDENING.

A RUSH TO THE NICOLL HFApQUAETEES-TRo BIZ
II HARLEM.
The Independent voters and sclfrespecling Democrats
who have come ont boldly against "Bo's" Power aud
the hs gang have certainly every reason TO feel
encouraged. Their ranks bsins steadily augmented
at rate that makes tho doicat OF Fellows
longer matter ofunccriainy. from the early hours
yesterday until late last night tho hcaiq iartcrs OF The
Marine aud Nlcoll Central Organization NJ No. ?52
Broadway with rroruiIs ger TO offer
personal assistance financial support 10 help
elect tho brilliant yohn. prosecutor OF the Adermauic
d" combine"
who call are srrairhiout Democrats" satd Mr. siprk
weather Of the committee tine rest arc Mugwunps and
Republican,, The same may be sad of tao o'ieIs that
some members ., the Harlem Democratic Club called
early In the day the committee that ther or
saaizaiion rent IN twain over the indor,o~ent
one THESE gentlemen. "has IN sic diug notwiih,tani
ne the favorable showing mnis for Nj >ic"li" Tho
Fellows crowd mai whipped IN "ni hoiicr and
else hai would bea all favorable TO ther An
ddete Yet no"lths'a DIN ms ia. vote stood 'ey'nty-
also say that many OF these s.veny-I nen yscd Tor
F~Iov'smply TO keep ~ good iorm win the mn
,ans. but al The polls they'll do as they desire. that IS
NIcol clnb are forming all ever tbs city and buttons
m lle OF nickel "earIsg portrait OF Mr Marines
.isrant will be on sale o-'rorro~
All the Republican visitors assured the committee that
the ru mors about Mr. NicOli being knitted" by
factions OF the party were without foundation.
The Committee OF ono Hundred met At T. m and held
brief session for the OF appointing an erec
tive committee. l.. sfokss presided aud Henry
l. - Staples was chosen secretary Among those prs
ent were Charles H. marshall. William Hornblower.
T. u schuyler. J \. Montan g. Willett Van West, :.
Amhach. V II ODwyer W. T. Mulry. J. II. whiting W.
l. Curtis. David ToDlIn-nn Edward u. whitney iucien
Oudn. Robert Olvphaut, Edward Bell. James y.
Graybh. Ezra A. 1utue. Thomas Msosclla. II. ".
tnscI ". H. ID Stokes, siInOn stcrnc. william j. sim
mons. and Morris J. IIir,h
The member. Of the Executive Committee chosen
William g. Hornblowcr. Francis &. Barlow. Harry W.
InerT q. Walton Green. Henry Is. Is. staples, Charles
II MARSHALL, q. willci Van Nesi. Frank j.. Schuyler.
William L. QUITS. J. W. Mhrldge and Arson T. Stokes.
Chairman.
other sub committees were appointed follows;
Organization. chairman g. Walton nfcrn. finance chair
man. Charles II Marshall; put lie meetings Henry II u.
staples: headquarters william l.. Curtis; press and
printing. Henry 4. Ungor
The next rally will hc held ~ fhckcring Hall on
Wednesday evening. II v hc held under tho snspiccs
OF the Cnuiiittrc Of ono Hundred but i, designed
particularly Tor young men.
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UNITED AGAINST THEIR COMMON FOE.

Long ISLAND CRY DEMOCRATS HOLD THREE cos
MENTIONS 10 OPPOSE MAYOR GLEASON.
A. result OF the complicated political situation in
Long Island CITY Democratic city conventions
were held there Yesterday The regular Armstrong fac
ton and etry pendent Democrats eachhsd their
conventions about the ne aud although al an
snt place, the ticket nominated Acombnntinl
ha effected fhese two parties and the
pubcan- IL nominate the candidates ant "kuock
out Mayor Gleason. who Is making desperate effort
elect Board Of Aldermen. VINO will lie favsrablr
ADMINISTRATION Tho pOmnAtiOns made by tao anti
Glsa-onites Z, follsw,: supervisor. George III.
sEth; Oyer.eer OF tho Poor. John FAilon: AIdsrnea
John Chapman and William H. Drlrhauiy: COnstahes,
Louis Merecc~ and lonis smith: Game Constable. John
BetchDd Each eution adopted re-si Ions Ioundy
dcnOuncin. Gleason's attempt to control the ctr.
In the evening the regular Democrats nominated for
Supervisor Jurson Rahgean: Oversoor or the foOr Mar
ody Large, Char les Gerard aud Hemp
stead
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NOW FOR WORK IN THE STATE.

THE CITY REPUBLICANS ARE ALL RIGHT so THAT
THE COMMITTEE CAN LOOK TO THE RURAL VOTE.
Saturday is usually quiet dag at the Republican
State Headquarters. but the campaign draws to a
close Saturdays and Sundays become much "a
other days Yesterday OF the busiest days the
State Committee has seen since the campaign began
The chairmen have had their attention much taken up
by New York City matters which have now nearly all
settled put in the way Of settlement The last
the campaign will therefore find them at liberty
to devote their undivided time to the State The
demand for speakers with which the Committee has
been burdened grows heavier election day APP
prOaches Secretary Smith SAID yesterday that II he had
an for every roads the State he could not
supply the requests for the cpmins week There have
been only four five speakers here from other States,
and these only f)r limited numbers of appointments.
During the coming week there will he innumerable
meetings all the State at which the speakers will
be Senator Hscock. ex-senator Warner Miller Congress-
man :. " White, Mayor seth Low Senator Frye, of
Maine, Mahlon Chance, +. W. Hollis. state Senator
James Arkell Colonel John A. Grow. Andrew $. Draper
the Rev. Dr. W. b. Derrick, Colonel j. c. Curtin General
Denis f. Burke. General James r. OBeirnc Colonel F.
D. Grant, Major James A. Dennson. General T. f.
Noycs of Ohio Samuel Fessenden. Of Connecticut and
others. The expectation IS that these meetings will
thoroue hly Republicans and bring ont the full
vote
Senator Hiscock. ex-senator Miller, Colonel Grant.
Major Dennson. Senator Frye General Noyes of Ohio
De witt C. Wheeler Levi p Morton, g b. Elkns Health
Officer Smith. Asscmblyman Masc, +. II. Ammidown.
John r. Pummer and Assemtyman Crosby were among
the committees visitors yesterday. Senator Hiscock
characterized the outlook in the state by the one word
" Good Colonel Grant said he had such information
and TO be confident of election He has
been growing in weight while travelling the state
and pulls the scales down eight pounds more than when
he began his campaign. Senator Frye Will speak THIS
week at WATERFOWL. Cortland and Syracuse. He viii
then to Rhode Island TO make speeches in the lid
Congressional District. where there is close and I'M
portant contest
voters during the week. the subject matter OF which Is
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ANOTHER STKONG REPUBLICAN TICKET
CHOICE or THE ESSEN COUNTY. y. j.. CONVENTION
coon

HARMONY AND GOOD SPIRITS
The Essex County Republican Convention at Rah-
way yesterday the most harmonious held IN the
county for years. The delegations from each Of the
fifteen wards Of the city and fOm every district ia
the townships were complete Major Carl LENT
tho armed veteran, chosen to preside The
Committee KesOiu Ions presented a p AtfOrm that
with the hearty approval of tho convention.
After briefly referring TO National Questions IL touched
on the Sunday Observance problem. "sunday should
be decenly AMI properly observed, but at tho same
time the present Sunday laws obnoxious and should
be altered a. TO meet the views Of majority Of
the citizens. Tho expenses Of main aiming the county
great and should be cut down" ON The
call Of nominations for sheriff tho pro, o~cd
+. T. Mccormick, f. W. Davis, John V. nirfenthaier.
H. NJ DOrcmus, r II. Hickey, Of Newark, and Edwin
". IIlnc, Of Orange. On The SecOnl formal ballot
IIinc wac nominated
The contest Of the convention over the section
~ a candidate for State Senator. X Wayne Parker
william II. Williams, Augustus I. Il. Marln Elias 4
Wilkinson, Dr. H. c. II. i"roh and r. 7. TOmpkin-
were in the race. During the first four ballot the
honors were about equally dlvlaed between Martin.
Williams Parker AN VI kinsOn. Mr. Parker, who
present a. a delegate from e first ward. thcn with
drew his and the supporters Of Wilkinson With
drew their candidate. Anoter ballot taken Ia
which only Martin and Williams the cOntc-tanis
The townships went to Matin and he wa. declared
the nominee by largo majority. There fight
over the selection OF candidate for County Clerk.
Samuel a. smith, tho present Deputy County Clerk
who ha. been In the office for many years, wa, the
favoritc. TX Freebooter T.. " COnklln was proposed
ana received a courtesy vote, but smiths nomination
In reality ma by acc amalion
The ticket H. cOisderc4 10 bo ono OF the strongest
that could DO put together and win Tho
townships. which Lave heretofore been ignored, have
got all they wanted and fIine, who l. popular through
out the Oranges. 10 poll unusually large
vote EI-As-cmbym Martin Is well known in
the TOWNSHIP he Is in tho city, whore his popu-
Iarlty 4. great lie has served with the Board "
nd has twice represented his district in tho
state Assembly. Samuel a. SGith. the Candidate for
County Clerk. l. a young man and known To all the
young men OF tho county. Those who claim 10 know
claim that the political horizon has decided Rcpub
lican hue
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NIX. MARITIME SAYS GoD-sPErD 10 BOTH


HE WILL not WRITE An ENDORSEMENT or FELLOWS,
BCI PRAISES NiCOiI.
strong effort ha, been made by prominent Del
Gratis for the last two days TO induce District Attorney
Martiss TO sign letter strongly indorsng Colonel
John L.. Fellows for District Attorney aud by mpica.
ton condomnng tho candidacy Of De Iancey Nco This
Mr. MARITIME has refused TO do. lilo says that he has
Already declared that Colonel Fellows will make good
District Attorney and II worthy Of tho support Of Demo
Gratis Further than This no will not lilo alss SAYS
that both Colonel Fss Mr. Nicoll have rendered
him valuable assistance and no will di,cri ato
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Stephen D. Stephens for County judge Cornelius A.
Hart for County Clerk, Jshn J. Renncy. FOR sohsoi
Cemmi.seser, John c. Eugelbreoht for superintend-
ept tho Poor aud DR. r 4. Heryey for Coroner Inc
resolutions indorsing Nicholas Muller as the candidate
fer Senator frsn the With District again adopted
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OFFICERS OF THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

BALTIMORE. oct. CT is stated to day upon good
authority upon the election o. Mr. Spencer which Is
row looked upon certain ~ president Of tue Bat
more and Ohio Railroad company. Thomas ". King.
second vice -presient. will resign. In that event
william NJ Clements, general manager. and Z. h.
Lord general passr agent. viii be- clocte 10 The
yraurs caused by The Ell elton OF Mr. spencer aud tho
resignation of Mr. King Which Will he tIr. -pcncrr's
rs vice president has not BEEN definitely
settled IL also siiI that John r. Cow"D counsel IN
ciici o. tho company, will be superseded by william
Pinknry WHITE.
Discharges OF Baltimore and Ohio telegraph operators
continue aud to.dsy Manager ~rhriVcr and Assistant
Manager Murphy. 81 the Baltimore AID ohio District
Messenger and clerks 10 the Office OF tho
Baltimore ,nt OhO's general supsrntendcnt received
nstiCe To QuL
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CHINGE ~ NTVCh EA'HINUF FIHH
A new stock Er llnge firm under an oil name will begin
tomorrow The liquidation OF the affairs OF Prince
WHITLEY ma necessary by the death of the special part
ner William Travers has been practically completed and
a new has been formed. The primers arc james
Whlirly Thomas IL. BOlm-r II. trugcr OtSleY an May
nard q Fvro BOnier IL the member OF the firm.
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POPULARITY OF GENERAL O.gEIRyr

General James H. O'Berne. the Rcpui lican candidate
for In The Xith District Is the best known
and most popular IN the district. lie AIDE good
record during the War sf ho Rebellion Was aftsrward a
tolecor OF Internal Rsvenuc ana Is now brokor lie
Is a member OF tho Republican County Committee Fer
seycral years he has taken proiHo part the Land
League and Othcr vouens TO AID Ireland.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
BUFFALO. Oct 23Tse Democrats OF the liid DISTRICT
Of Erie County to-day nominated Charles W. Miller for
member Of Assembly
MlpDLKTows Oct. 29-The Democrats OF the lid
District OF Orange County have nominated George W.
Green for Asssmblymau.
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JUSTICE KELLY DECLINES A NoMIN ArIoN.

JINTIIE kF.IIll IF' I-TNF-> Il NU3IIN NIIUN.
Civl. Justice william n. Kelly was nominated last
evening for Justice Of the Nth judicial District by the
LInt Tammany Hall and County Democracy Con
yention. lie declined tho nOmlna ION. and Senator
Samson Iachman, graduate OF tbs Cocgc ~ the CIV
Of New. York, and iie Columbia College Law school
Na. hen uomnatr ed
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THE CHESAPEAKE SECURITIES NOT DISTURBED
Tho securities Of he Chesapeako and Ono hallway
Nv were not ed Yesterday by the snnounc
mont that tho property had boen placed In tho hands
OF a receiver. They were almost neglected in fact
and tho only change advance In Tine prioo Of
the 4 per cents II admitted that the action wa'
designed to protect the rights of the owners and tho
fat that tho ro"cvcr II an Old aho
trusted officer of tbs company vas &C
a.. tel a, that tho bond
holders wcro likely suffer from purely business
transaction. Tho sharhO adCrS WIN he called on 10
cont iluio To tho company's fun 3. but the aAScss
unns will furnish money to enable tho road to do
larps bu.ineS. at low raie- for freight.
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FLoURIsuING GRANT CLUB.

BIsGuAMToS. Oct. 20 (SpeciaDThe Grant club OF this
city. in the third year OF its existence Is In this cam
psign lively and active than Its membership
at present is about 80, and IL Increasing fast that
the COMMITTEES has found necessary and
more commodous quarters. These have been found in
the new Eldrdgs Block over the W0Inen's Christian
Temperascs Union coffee house. Tho removal frsn the
old ausrtArs in the PHELPS Bank building will take place
fbe compg week The hall is erhtycisht feet
ard viii acco inOdate an audience of 800 Frequent
meetings ar. 10 be held vi which tbs best local speakers
will be heard The ront sf the hall for the coming
has been raised by subscription and the annual dues
serve 70 keel baud all tho best political literature of
the day. This cub has doss remarkable work in the
past aud sxpecis u uch in the future W. d.
Painter is president.
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MIR. GRACEs ONE CANDIDATE.

ExMayor Grace's candidate for Controller. Theodore
W Myers increases his sIertons his little "boom"
continues TO subsds He has spread his documents all
around the Democratic State and County Headquarters
80 completely That strangers reading his signs and
pacards get tho idea there oalv candidate tho
ticketMvers The entire trout OF the XXst
District Headquarters In Twenty nfthst Is msnopszed
py his banners AND Bces so the County
Uradquarters Not content with these. no has tnsen
paror In the Hoffman House. whore bis band OF support
ers whoop things up nightly hut. 30 far be
certainsd with net overwhe lining success.
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HARMONIZlNG SLIGHT DIFFERENCES.

EFFORTS 10 HAVE ONE CANDIDATE IN THE WITH
SENATE DIsTRICT-LOOKING OUT FOR FRAUD.
The Campaign Committee Of The Republican County
COMMITTEES met last evening in the headquarters IN tie
Fifth Avenue Hotel The trouble in tho With Senate
District was discussed John f. Bro sky appeared for
the delegates who supported George j. Kraus for Sen
ator and Police Justice Jacob " Patterson for the
jorty who nominate Frederick DJerr There seemed 10
be no d postOn part OF either side TO withdraw
its candidate Finally 1t was decided TO refer the
whole matter q commttce consisting OF Colonel S. "
r. Crnger James W. Perry ana Frank Raymond. who
will Try the ceneudng factions and induce
them s agree candidate The district can be
ried by the Republicans II this Is done.
The split in tue KILN Assembly District was then
takes np Here there two Republican candidates
for the Assembly and like Number Tor Aldermen Floyd
GARRISON William H. Bethany and 4. g. Mason were APP
pointed committee TO sndeayor 10 adjust tie dlher-
The fact that there has been large registration from
the lod houses asng Park Row Qhatham-sf). tho
through the city is kEewn 70
the canlpayn committee sub committee consisting
OF Charles ~ Taintor. p. " r. Van Wyck and John r.
Brsdsky appoint 10 take such steps as might be
deemed advisable to prevent these fraudulent voters
from voting.
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THE GEORGIA. GOVERNOR AT PORTSMOUTH

THE GEORGIA GOVERNOR AT PORTSMOUTH,
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio Oct 20 (Specidb. Governor Cor
don WAS received by Revenue Collector James NJ New
nan and an ex Confederate soldier watkins Kearns, who
was IN Gordou's brigade in the Rebellion. General
George 81 Morgan refused to 60 further in Ohio with
Gordon That the Governor is under the wing contnu
ally OF Ceyelands collector here is considered fair IN
dcson Of the Cleveland sontin ent rather peculiar
feature however Is that tho Republican paper here
which calls Gordon for the recent Macon per
fornauces is edited by j. +. Vatican. former Confed-
crate who is now Republican. Tonight, his speech
fhs C;oyernOr presented sOme ideas different from
those expressed at Cincnna but did not refer to the
attack upon him by Governor Foraker In his recent
speeches . ,,. - H.,
have no time" he said privately "to answer Gsv
error Foraker. lie and are coed friends personally.
The meeting was not largely attended and the wea her
bad Governor Gordon Is Ia MAKE Ten more
in OHIO. closing ut Cleveland with senator fayme Ionay
II WAS arranged TO have Governor Tsysr OF Tennessec
make four speeche. next week different points, assist
IN Frank iiurd.
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MEETINGS HELD BY THE GEORGE PARTY.
The United Labor party continued its campaign hero
last night with Heary George and Dr. Mcjlynn among
the list OF sp ,akers Tho largest ctings wsre
laid by the organizations OF the With Assembly Dis
1rict al south Fftb-avA aud FourthHh. Azd
sAs WITH District at No ID East Broadway
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RICHMOND COUNTY DEMOCRATS CHOICE
Tho Richmond County Democratic Convention yester
dav nominated f. A. Moore for Member Of Assembly
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
HoBOKEN's NEW WEST SHORE STATIC

HOBOKEN' 8 NEW WEST SHORE STATION.
Tho New York, Buffalo and West ShOip Railroad has
Just cOmpleOd . handsome passenger and foght
station at Hoboen which will 10 opened for business
ON Tuesday, November 1. II Is q red brick building
with blue trimmings, 25 feet Wide by 100 iee'
long with q platform IL feet wide by goo feet long
II has overhanging roof sup orcd by Queen Ammo
brackets ard covered with GilbcrtSon's old method
tin o., standing joints wi neat Ing and hnials
The building lighted by gas with fixtures Of modern
bronze pattern Il tho finest structure ON the limo
OF tho West shore Raj road
The North IIudsJn County Street Railroad Com
panys cars run tho ObOkcn station and pass within
one block of tho Hamburg American, Thingvalla and
North German Lloyd Steamship Companies docks at
Iloboben. Trains tho West Shore Railroad run
cgu arly to and from tho Jersey City station Of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad The Red Star Line, Imam
Line ard Nethoran Steamship Companies docks
djon tho Jersey City station.
NOT MUCH TRUST IN OFFICIAL DENIALS.
There was still some talk IN Wall Street yesterday
about tho recent decline in tho securities Of tho
Missouri, and Texas Railway Prices recovered
some what, but the repeated dcnals by the principal
officers of the company did not wholly silonco the
Street rumors OF a receivorshp. The ctmpanys bonds
are largely held I'm Europe and their strength In the
New-York maj kot due chieily TO the fact that the
European holders did not seem to be frightened by
tho rumOs.
There Is suspicion in quarters that reduction
I'm tho rate OF interest tho general mortgage bonds
ght he acccI table to the Company, though its
business has profit ibie spite Of The opposition
of the Afch-On, the 81 Louis and san Francisco
companies. II orsd I'm Wall Street after tho
ooso of business that tho principal bears had covered
thor contracts. and tho conclusion was dawn rom
the rrimors that the attack the company had come
10 end